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... obstacles to observe from any angle, but its visual acuity itself was not outstanding.
It was only slightly better than the naked eye, mainly allowing for arbitrary angle adjustments.
In other words, when looking at dim areas, many details would be lost, making it inferior to the Sirens’ ability to see in the dark.
Additionally, the clarity of the image would degrade after penetrating solid objects, when trying to view textures inside thick stone blocks, the effect was n ...
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